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Table of Contents

Cover
Title page(p. 1)
Copyright(p. 2)
Table of Contents(pp. 3-4)
I. Why the Princess Has a Story About Her(pp. 5-7)
The Princess Loses Herself(pp. 8-10)
III. The Princess and—We Shall See(pp. 11-18)
IV. What the Nurse Thought of It(pp. 19-23)
V. The Princess Lets Well Alone(pp. 24-26)
VI. The Little Miner(pp. 27-38)
VII. The Mines(pp. 39-43)
VIII. The Goblins(pp. 44-53)
IX. The Hall of the Goblin Palace(pp. 54-61)
The Princess’s King-Papa(pp. 62-66)
XI. The Old Lady’s Bedroom(pp. 67-75)
XII. A Short Chapter About Curdie(pp. 76-77)
XIII. The Cobs’ Creatures(pp. 78-81)
XIV. That Night Week(pp. 82-85)
XV. Woven and Then Spun(pp. 86-98)
XVI. The Ring(pp. 99-101)
XVII. Springtime(pp. 102-104)
XVIII. Curdie’s Clue(pp. 105-112)
XIX. Goblin Counsels(pp. 113-118)
Irene’s Clue(pp. 119-123)
XXI. The Escape(pp. 124-136)
XXII. The Old Lady and Curdie(pp. 137-144)
XXIII. Curdie and His Mother(pp. 145-154)
XXIV. Irene Behaves Like a Princess(pp. 155-157)
XXV. Curdie Comes to Grief(pp. 158-162)
XXVI. The Goblin-Miners(pp. 163-165)
XXVII. The Goblins in the King’s House(pp. 166-172)
XXVIII. Curdie’s Guide(pp. 173-177)
XXIX. Masonwork(pp. 178-180)
The King and the Kiss(pp. 181-183)
XXXI. The Subterranean Waters(pp. 184-189)
XXXII. The Last Chapter(pp. 190-191)
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